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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

am prepared 10 furnish parties
with ali kinds Offruit and ornamental
shade trees No. ! two-year old apple
so per lm-Cab. cherry, Plumb,
Pear. and Apricot. $ per doz-
BIackberries, Raspberriea, Goose
berries. - cts. per dOz- Also about
500 Maple and Elm trees from three
10 five years old suitable for street
planting. Trees will he delivered IN
SaliBa free Of charge. Nursery 10
Gated al Trenton station. Address
a. BANKER, Nasty =. D, Rs.
NV
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School hats at Mrs. ]. A. Hutchin-
sons. 81
For money on ehaitel and personal
security cali ON Kraft < Keefer
Look over Godfrey & Stolper's
Special Bargain column this week on
city property and farms.
Corsets and hosiery at Mrs. l. A
Hutchinson's. 81
WANTED-5O tons Of husks at the
mattress factory.
Notes and securities Of all kinds
cashed at office Of G. b. Quincy.
S-2t
Latest novelties In millinery at Mrs.
|. A. HutehinsOnis. 2-t
fyou owe US anything, call and
pay up at once, ~ all accounts on our
books must be settled.
Aft WHITEHEAD 4. SEAMAN.
For good dwelling lots call on Kraft
4 Keefer.
The largest stock Of Dry Goods.
Boots and Shoes and Groceries to be-
found At LiiOwieh & WOlsieiTer's.
Godfrey 4 STOPPER have some Of the
finest farms for sale In the county.
Farms and city real estate at bar
gains never offered before At Godfrey
& StOlper's.
Money loaned on every kind Of
good security, by c. b. Quincy.
SGT
Get your fine potatoes at" The Fair"
Call on +. Walton and buy your
plows at cost. 1-3t
Fine cigars and confectionery at
1.-THE Fair"
Real Estate Loans. and Insurance
at Davis, Hageman & Gays.
Buy your groceries at 1.-THE Fair" at
way down prices.
shOEt.time loans at the office Of G.
b. Quincy. SGT
"Spring time has come" you
should eat fruits, buy them at 1.-The
Fair" cheap.
New goods received al SOlberg's for
spring. South Of Opera House.
For houses to rent call on KRAFT 4
Keefer.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
at Davis, Hage man & Gays.
Litowich & wolsie fer are receiving
more new goods than any firm Ia
town.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance
at Davis, Hageman & Gays.
Buy your notions and everything
at 1.-THE Fair" and save = per cent.
"The Last Loaf is for the benefit
OF the Odd Fellows. Be sure and
patrOnize home talent and "A worthy
cause.
You can borrow money Of ID. q
Denton Il Co. on reasonable term
and at low rates ON farm or city rea
estate. Call at their Office over Firs
National Bank.
The Ladies Sewing Society Of III
Presbyterian church meets at TIM
home Of Mrs l.. W. Walton. Souil
Eighth Street, on Friday afternoon q
| 1.q0 oieloek All fine ladies Of the
congregation are requested 20 b
present.
~ J. Russell has resumed his can
vass Of the county and town for thu
Practical Home Physician. He ex
poets, by the aid Of the gentlemen
who are assisting him. Ia shOw tn
Practical Home Physician At ever
house ia the county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

Hs. Eva Carollna valin-Wifs Of
John valin-died at her home on
Ninth street last Monday. At O'Clock
P. NJ, at the age Of IS years and 3
months. She has been a resident Of
Salina for many years, and she was
highly esteemed by q large circle Of
acquaintanees, who sincerely mourn
her untimely death. Her funeral
occurred Yesterday morning.
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cry PROPERTY.

hsnr residence. tua lets sr rooms house. eel
Oar, uafrr vel. fruit. ETC. one O the best
t.incss On Eighth STREET uth. Price $3.50.
I've enc iots on Ash street sauth front, iots 7,H
-. feri. Pftol SEQ.
AGENTS fsr al lots in Wilson's addition. the
Euesi partiau offhe ciis lots irtin So upward
Three Bots ca statc strrst- Price. ss1s each.
tlns loi on SAFE street Price. s15.
ruo lots on siatr ,trsct, east aul south front
o. corner. zoe lolatiun. rrice. SIS.
Tro dvr aorr tracts Can tC plated into lots
f-rr-r.Ifrss o. srInrre. surrounded lv desirable
tlrarertr- ir.rr g. Gro each. oue-half cash, bal
aucr our and tua YEAR az 3 per cent. interest
a Gne property 90 smith street. tuo-stnrK
hause. On trrf- and truit. sixteen lois iu
r-sunt. VERY reasonable iernis. Call and see
zoe rluc- 10 Pres .oii ayeuur lot i6lxes-
tect t'tzua nnlsr art t1fu plenty ui Huii
Very desirable rfanrrfE. Nrier e1inn. Oue-hali
case. haiar.v lsns fIHi. This is speculation ioi
snuut enc
To- urrr. ~ su5a-ath ullsnd Ia walnut town
ship. rrlrr. sl5 p,r Sore Terms o. sut puf
eha--r-
Ia on riHh ssurct. Close in. Price ssso ra.b
A good house ct six rooms. two lots. sle'o
resl ioi on Iron avenue sect. SEQ.
resd loi on Walnut street. soIl55 feet. Pric5
House of srvru rooms. cellar aud closets coal
ha.ise stable. yell she trees east front. Dot liua
So frrt friee- sesl5. Reasonable terms
hus Do fraHtns Wesleyan University cam
rus- S1N-
Tueists ou University avenue, corner loe1l'.
feet. ssssrh aud east f-oui. high Erouud-tery de-
sirahIr rrirr 9 ga.
Foar lots on Tlird street Corner east am
ssuth front Very cheap. 1rrus reasonable.
tutnr ard -fc
Tine resiicugf ruo ssory house seven rooms
cellar, ur.iff uho.t bau-e. Cisifru. vel. geo
earn. i4ot le2l1e east and -uuih iruui. siugl
ttur-haif cash.
Nos-
Elln sfrrci sfcrl fraune house With % rooms
rruts far e. rsrr month lot tHni.n Price t-sH
gIu1o dauu talEnca ou time.
NaQ
Eirhth street A fnr . story brick hhuse, ale
siory frauIe housf uacE part NJ lui iasiuE o'
Nah strect itf ssK1.sl fenced tut Doe of ehai
nnd frtii trces Etzai l-tcru. rrics etisi, s2i'i
rash balance on ullt Co sult buyer
az yau waut lu1U rrrt- uf land or one acre. a. 20
saui 80 iand o. uis FfuprTiy give as call
We Fag taxes Cor uaE- rcaiituta, &c invest tuuuel
fuf eastern rartie- We have the bret set q
EtsIraci tzaaks in ~aliue county. We ahuu yu
lana usd charge you uottinE for &c uhether 20
hay % nal ~ uai taii 60 call on Fitzpatrick
GCinr Hostufice kiork. Salna kan~as VI
reier sea o. any hauk Saiiua.
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Six Per Cent.

interest and a reasonable commits
sion. We have an abundance Of
Money. and can promptly I'll all
coed loans. We give the priv
lege of paying of loans in sums Of
Stoo %. or multples Of that sum.
at any interest paying time,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

We mentioned some weeks ago the
purpose Of the Masons TO institute ar
order OF Mystic Shrine In Salina.
such an organization was perfected
saturday night, with the name Of Isis
Temple, and with the following
officers:
r.. c. Culp, Grand POtentate; Har
per 3. Cunningham, Rabbun :. NJ.
Palmer, asst, Rabbun; Jacob De
witt, High Priest and Prophet Il. l..
Bond. Oriental Guide; Oscar Seitz,
Treasurer; G.. Sellers, Recorder Il. +
Nickles, first Ceremonial Bearer, Mas
ter Of Standard ID. J. Addison
Marshal L. o. Wight. Capt. Of the
Guard F. Kingman, outer Guard.
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REAL ESTATE.

n you want a farm. a stock ranch.
or 10 you wsnt Co invest in Saliua
property. do not fail O." call "n uS
Remember Saiina b. the largest city
between TuIseka aud Denver. that sine
hiss four railroads and al,out tHn in
hahltauis. Freight T. a. cheap from
~. Louis tp ~alius 81 % b. from Kan
sas city to either paints Ia central OF
western kansas. Examine the par
tial list at property below. We will
charge YOU nothing for showing land.
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without Bonus.

Thus the whole loan IS payable at
any time when interest Is due
This Is an option that no other
company IN Saline County can
give. We ask YOU 10 give this
your careful consideration, and
call al our Office in Post Office
Block. Salina, Kansas. for further
information.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

Mr. J. w. Frost brings the news
that q S-foot vein Of coal-5O feet be
low surface-has been discovered on
the DR.. Lewis farm near Poheta, this
county, y miles east ofSslina- Mr.
Daugherty Of solomon vas sinking 3
well, When TIE vein vas struck.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

les Ste arrrs ~ -Iieuiif upland. 6 miies north
q ~alina q arrea tu CuffFatsrn 80 rraiE ul hedge
ieucs. fraa aud shadC tr0cs saene house ls
and hoE pms. Lao. 10 uafeTed By never failing
ur.rinrs cauEsuieut o. schooi house. rhis h 4
gucd Flncc for faruing a gruEing Fgrpose-. Pre-
in Saline couaiy.
lss srros of fnc bsiiom land four nile nun
faliruzd s1atiun aA.uut ten nilus scuih cf Sallna
ilo srrea 10 ruiflNution g. ucres pasture hedge
alour al ne sides ~ phase a story frama huuaa -
IA siaIae etnEa cranarv implement ahei and out
tsuildtles- 1errs euclusad lar beg rasiuIe
Wei ant spring acrus in orchard. PRISE 5000
81 acrcs 81 srlendii ssrand bottom miles north
Vriel e1col,cui huT hud no impraveaienis
Price $50. tttlo cash balance On time.
Sosi
tea arres 81 Feoi upland q miles frum r sia-
ticn Do ules south 81 Saliua name hariaa raoms
aaa lsf rced veil fruH anl shade trees Iua
urrcs ia clltigatlan in arras in wheat frarla
stahle chi-ken houfe and outhuil1iurs. Price
49, fiaa cash balance On time.
Nosz
lee arros 81 sUuuuf hoiiaan lana 10 Saline coun-
q ~ ~ iroll 7 q hraEe feuce around entire
rl.re s,afy fralr aluss lez2l sable aui rrauary
a1ieining ISIS AFilg gater on place lu1 acTes
trrss sne ssy lana. Pri-e 80 n ~ tsSe ,..
Apr %. After thri dris sis pr aere-
Ne J.
- arrcs q rrCellrus uFiand 8 miles northuusi
Ct e4iina- frice tlen ! cash talance On time
Ea.1 rs
lat acre1 ul su1e-tt lilinhle unlanl 81 miles
ulithueai q Selma CD Gcres To- cultlrssfan IA
siciE t1qls aue lruue huusr iTafae FaFi IfnII
g1u1e aliliiun laEll scene halu ffris Prizes
So. 90 easy IsyfleEfs.
Ne ia
teo asres 81 szurlleui hoiiou al,out nile
49, % ealina q uIiifs 90 4 h station 40 80
u.-rEsl u uiles O. mil ru1uiuf eater 81 nrrc|
60 1rl-lFulic1, q atrea 81 rEsiare fenrff sI1
49, we ils.1s heu1e aiehs aut Elauary
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

Mr. NV. Maxwell. Of Maxwell, Ia.
and Mr.. Otis Briggs. Of Nevsda,
Iowa, are among the capitalists, who
are investing heavily in saiina prop.
erty. Mr. Maxwell il proprietor OF
several stores in Iowa and connected
with some banking institutions Mr..
Briggs is also a prominent business
man-reputed to be the Wealihlest
man in his county. The Aessrs. Alb
bolt, also Of Nevada. are making good
investments here. There is not only
q possibility but strong probability
that all Of the above named gentle
men will become residents Of Salina.
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NoIlea Do 90 sah.crIhers.

Amer next week We shall discon-
dnue delivering the weekly edition to
city subscribers. All subscribers 70
the weekly win receive their papers
at the post Office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

The Presbytery Of Solomon con
vened in special session in the Pres
byteTlsn church 10 this city on Tues
day the 22d. at : 80 P. N the object
being to examine into the condition
and redress the evils which have
arisen within the church here. The
attendance especially Of ministers il
very large, considering that this is q
special or called meeting, and that the
regular spring meeting occurs in two
weeks at Belleville. Those present
are Ministers-E. n. Halbert,
Moderator, BOn-AccOrd o. +. Hart
Stated Clerk, MINNEAPOLIS; W. II
HOnnell. Harrington VIM. Bishop.
ID. ID. Salina Samuel Ward. DelphOs;
Horace Bushnell, ConenFdia; W. A.
Simkins. Salina; +. n Sawtell, oh
Ion n. e.. Bradbury, Lincoln w. II
Jennings, Culver; j. r. Cooper
solomon w. T. Scott, Bennington /;
A. b. Wilson, Wilson H.. Gaylord
Clyde; J. +. Leyda, Ellsworth
Railing Elders-J. - Oliver. Culver
w. r A Meek, Dillon; Hon. & :
Wyelh. Minneapolis; Robert Craw-
ford, bridgeport
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DIED March 18th, at u o'clock A.
NJ. al the home uf her parents Mr..
and Mrs. +. Hanson, Salemshurg,
Kan, Ester Otelia Hanson, aged n
years and - days, and was buried
sunday afternoon At the Salemsburg
cemetery. Much sympathy to the
bereaved family. That ste Is in the
Heavenly Fathers keeping we are
very sure, ~ she wished that she
could die and go 10 the mansions
above.
The friend that's guuB Is but forecast.
herr trss ffts.t ffrrH Ht..r ..r..... ..f lbs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

1.-The Last Loaf" is the title Of a
celebrated drama that will be pre-
scented 10 the people Of Salina and vi.
entity In the Opera House on Tues
day evening, March %. The play Is
one OF the best productions OF the
most noted dramatic author in Amer
lea 1t will be produced here for the
benefited Of the /. 20. F., a. a.
the Odd Fellows have been q an
enormous expense in building their
new hall, thus beautifying the city.
it is but meet that everybody
should turn out, and witness the
soul stirring production Of THE Lat
Loaf" The cast Of characters d a.
follows:
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w. G Abbott, bis mother, Mrs.
Mary Abbott, and his brother Lew,
started to-day for SaliDs, Kansas.
where they will visit friends and look
mp a new business opening. The Alb
bolts have lived in Nevada for near
~ four years, and here the husband
aud father, Capt. A. o. Abbott,
finished his life work. Enterprislng,
and seeking in all things the good Of
the community, bis family, like the
Capt. himself. will be much missed
by all who knew them. The young
men have both shown strong business
capacity, and their future success may
be as confidently expected a. II Is
kindly hoped fOr.-NeUGda Ia R7)-
resenfdfiue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

Your attention is called to our
facilities for furnishing Money on
Choice Farm Security. We are
prepared 10 furnish money on hve
wear loans al
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

Hn. whitney. and Mrs Bingham
and husband, Of Chicago, relatives Of
Ms. Mary Beebs, David Beebe, and
Mrs. Ella Stevenson, arrived in Saiins
yesterday. Mr.. Bingham liked Sail
na % well that be invested nearly
four thousand dollars in Elm Dale
Addition % Salina, owned by Messrs-
Addison. Seaman, Haggari, Wilson.
Quincy and Beebe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

The friend that's euIHt l. but forecast.
MhrTr We may lind her once ut last.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

Last Sunday closed Rev. ID. ID.
Campbell's second year ~ pastor OF
Salina Isl NJ. F. church. During the
last year one hundred and sixty per
sons were sdded 10 the church. The
church paid for the benovOlenees,
such IS missions, church extensions,
&C, $3.50. The church now has a
membership Of AZ. The church ls
entirely out OF debt and everything is
In q prosperous condition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

A district meeting Of the Topeka
branch Of the W. F. NJ. S. was held
in the NJ. f. church Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week. The first
session was held Tuesday evening.
The address Of welcome was made by
Mrs. NJ. f. Grifhth, which was re-
spOnded to by Mrs. f. A. Trew, Of
TescOtt. The principal address was
given by Mus. Gsmewtll, n returned
missionary from China, and who also
addressed each session. The different
addresses were all interesting. and
the sessions were all well attended.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

The Kate Bensberg Grand English
OperaeOmpany played TO q large audi
ence last Monday night The Sleep
ing Queen was q superb rendition OF
Balfc's one act opera, and was very
entertaining. They also produced
the 18th act Of Martha, embracing the
"Spinning Wheel" and GOOD Night"
quartettes, which were enthusiastic
ally received, a. was also THE Lsst
Rose OfSummer" by Miss Bensberg.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

lea acrus o. Eulaoth ullahie unlsua 81 niles
uuithrerl &C Selma 81 acres in culilFasion IA
sicfE siq1s nue iralue hauae irafae FaFi If1Is
uscne a1iliian laral ssane Tam ffrfs priee
f11E. co ersF usvHIrrfs
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-31
A Very Poor Mail Service Between Yicks.
burg and Shreveport.

VIcKsEURG, Miss, Dec. 25.-ISpecial.l
The mail service on the Vicksburg and
Shreveport division Of the Queen and Cres-
cent Railroad is in q deplorable state of
chaos. The fault principally ia with the
great irregularity of the trains. On the
division mentioned above there are Trains
only every "a hours each way. They are
rarely on time; the trains arc frequently
held at Meridian from ono to ton hours
waiting for tho Cincinnati connection.
Postmaster Groom said to-day: sit IL
almost impossible to get any detinate jnfor-
nation as to the time delayed trains will
arrive. On yesterday the train came in
several hours late and did not give the
postal clerk time to put off his mail. The
conductor did not give the outgoing clerk
timo to take his mail on board, consequent
ly the mail and postal clerks were both loft
III this city. The train arrived from
Shreveport this evening with no mail.
The train duo here from Meridian at 1880
this morning will not be here before IL
O'Clock tonight, it will be seen that
citizens along the line of the V. s. and +.
Railroad have had no mail service for three
days
The situation demands immediate in
vestigation by the post office department
The matter has been reported to the de-
partmeut at Washington by kilograms
from this place, as the matter seems to be
growing worse.
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Weather and River News.

The weather for the past several days has
been fair and cold.
The river stood 25 feet at noon yesterday
% feet above low water.
The Carona passed down with a splendid
load of cotton Thursday.
The John II. Hanna arrived Thursday
night and passed down yesterday morning
light.
The Sterling White arrived from above
with good load Thursday night.
The D. Stein, Capt. Z. Il. Crycr in com
mand, Capt. l.. Bruner in tho Office and G e.
NJ. Gaulden and II. M. Williams rs pilots,
arrived in port from the upper Bartholo-
new yesterday evening with G3S bales cot
ton aud 400 sacks seed.
The snow fell thick and fast last Satur-
day. The fall was about inches. Con-
siderable damage was done TO shrubbery
around town, particularly to cedar and
magnolia trees, many of the former being
crushed to the ground and large limbs
broken from the latter by the weight. The
sun came out in the evening, however, and
the snow soon disappeared.
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West Monroe Dots.

Fourteen car loads of cotton were shipped
from this place at one whact1 this week.
Mr.. F. Vollman is collecting material on
the lot opposite the residence of Mr.. w. l..
Morris for the erection of IA neat dwelling
for Mr.. Z. c. McLain.
Mr.. VIM. Go1stine and family, OF the 9TH
ward, have been spending the week with
the family of Capt. w. T. Cakes.
Tho election in this ward last Wednesday
passed Off quietly and resulted in an over
whelming Democratic majority for white
supremacy and good government.
Mr.. w. w. Renwick informs us that
lighting lamps on the railroad bridge for
tho past two weeks has boon rather a slip
perry business.
Mr.. w. NJ. Ethridge moved into his new
residence this week.
Rev. j. r. Edwards, together with Misses
Annie and Jessie Roberts, Of Downs
vile. who spent several days i'll town last
week as the guests of Capt. w. Z. Oaks and
family, returned home last Saturday.
. Mr.. J. w. Ball, of Mississippi, has rented
the DR.. Key cottage near the bridge. His
family will make this their future home.
Mr.. James Wright spent the Christmas
holidays with friends in the country.
Jno. E. Heron of Bastrop was il
town last week.
AFR. w. e. Hoggard will move back tt
town in few days.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-31

Our friends of the ring cannot complain
that they were not Hospitality received at
the Democsatic primary i'll Monroe on the
2sth, nor can we complain that they were
unsociable. There was one or more ring
men present during tho entire time that
the polls were open. Among others who
honorod the occasion by their presence, il
not the cause by their votes, we recall Hon.
G. j. Boatner, Mr.. N. G. Skipwith and Mr..
I. DIV. Logan. One or other ofthcse friends
stayed with us until the polls were closed,
and the ballots counted, and wo can cal
them to witness that the 113 Democratic
votes of Ward 8 were freely cast and fairly
counted
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-31
Import ed Scotch and Irish whiskey
Jan. 10 KLINE " HAND.
Tie Cock Fight.

Farmetmiile Gazette: AS previously
announced the cock fight took place last
Monday at STEMS Hall. Tho attendance
was good and he door receipts paid of ex-
penscs which was all that was expected.
There wore twelve fights and the contests
were exciting and spirited, only two chick
ems deserving the pit. There were no
stakes put up. as twas gotten up by some of
our sporting friends simply for amusc-
mout. There are some line cocks in Far
mervilla and vicinity and their owners
would like to get up a main with Monroe
or Choudrant. What say you ?''
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The Primaries.

Following is list of delegates elected to
the parish Democratic convention, to be
held next Monday, January I'd:
Ward wv. S. Rhodes, A. p. Wimberly,
W. l.. Collett, II. S. Shields, Jas. A. Perry.
Ward 2-M. a. Vinson. b. F. Oneal, G..
NJ. McCallun,, VIM. McQuiller, VIM. II.
Tripott.
Ward 3-W. G. Kennedy, J. NJ. Stafford,
c. II. Trousdale. Ed Neuwirth, L.. III. Rills,
Jamos Boner, G. v. Cellos, G. f. Saunders,
DR.. Wm. Sandol, Alex Sample.
Ward 4-Wiley Noble, Ben Hogan, d. w.
Faulk, L. II. Cam, w. Il. Chambliss.
Ward Sd. D. Pickering, r. r. Burnham,
w. T.. Millsaps, J. Il. Talbot, w. W. Rem
wick.
Ward &c. D. Averett, w. II. Anders,
Travis McClendon, Ct. w. Mccormick, J.
Y. Covington.
Ward 7-II. X. Guyton, W. II. Roberts,
James Cade, w. NJ. Grant, J. NJ. Finlay, T.
$. Si,anks, j. J. Grant.
Ward SIS. G. Cowan, Joseph Bum, II.
2. Berry, Il. 4. Bayles, f. @. Rico.
Ward 9-No returns.
Could an equal number OF Democrats,
moro thoroughly representative Of the va
ried interests, the honesty, tho integrity
aud the manhood of the parish be got to-
gethor?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-31

DRBRlFFs0 SALE.
THE STATE OF LOUl11AHA, PARISH
OF RICHLAND, TWENTY-&EvENTH
DISTRICT COURT.
J. L. HARRIS 4 CO., VERSUS. MRS. 8. 4
NICHOLS AND HUSBAND.-No. az.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL. FA.,
- Issued By the Honorable 2!th Di.tsiei
Court In and for the pafish OF Richland,
and to mo directed in the above entitled
and numbered suit. 1havo eeisod and taken
into my possession, and will eolt q public
auction, hetwesp i:ea hours Of eals, g re
Court house. in the city Of Monroe. La. on
SATURDAY, 7aA day or Ss.aesy, lsss,
the following described property, to-wit:
Lots Nos. 3 and in Hsrts sddltion "a
Nc Mon q La, in Square Ne. - nontine
1873 8S-lO0 feet ON nth street and $50 f0ot on
Calypso street, together with all the Inn
.provements thereon and known - the 6ors
property.
Seized as tho property Of dsfsndant.
and will be sold to satisfy said writ and
costs. Terms Of sale, cash, With the benefit
Of appraisemont.
J. e. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Saturday, Dec. 8, S7.-Printer's fss, olO.6O.